de cali incluyÓ en el tratamiento del cartel de medellÍn.cual ellos ayudaron a financiar someterse a la justicia colombiana y crear las leyes para que sus deudas con la justicia las pagaren en colombia, legalizarÍa su empresa. >> eras consciente de que era el heredero del cartel? >> y honores sino los problemas comete de los tiros, la extradiciÓn, la cÁrcel. no heredÉ sino pienso que problemas. >> pero viviÓ de. --birn- con opulencia. >> y vi con los beneficios se realiza de miguel rodrÍguez. > ser hijo le permitiÓ a william rodrÍguez realiza mediar entre polÍticos y criminales. >> quienes eran los polÍticos de pablo escobar? >> terminaba palo, seguÍan los rodrÍguez, y estaban con el mejor postor. >> vÍnculo de Álvaro uribe con el cartel de medellÍn? >> los invitamos a que maÑana se pierdan la segunda parte de las declaraciones del hijo del capo. >> estarÉ con los hijos regordos. >> y aquÍ llega desde el show del gordo y la flaca carlos calderÓn. >> que tal amigos, ya estoy de vuelta para compartir lo mÁs sonado de las noticias de los famoso

>> esta noche el hijo del cÁrtel nos habla sobre el presunto gordo con el que aparentemente el cartelos. se estÁ realizando una serie de eventos comunitarios y beatriz ferrari nos habla precisamente de esto, adelante beatriz te escuchamos. >> al sur de la bahÍa se congregaron despuÉs de un servicio religioso con un experto en migraciÓn, muchos siguen preguntando mÁs importantes y son elegibles para un permiso de trabajo, en protecciÓn de la deportación. >> se habÍan unido en una misa en honor a la virgen de guadalupe en san josÉ. con melodÍas y mucha devociÓn transcurrÍa el domingo pero la jornada se convirtiÓ en una charla sobre la ley de inmigraciÓn y quienes se pueden beneficiar. >> conozco muchas personas que viven aquÍ y viviendo fielmente las leyes de este paÍs, pagando sus impuestos con sus familias y todos tienen hijos y ya se han establecido aquÍ. >> pueden hacer preguntas... un salÓn de la iglesia fue escenario de un foro educativo que no se detenÍa para tratar de brindar orientaciÓn. >> sÓlo hay que ir con documentos que se requieren y hay que decirla la comunidad tambiÉn q

informes extra oficiales dicen que es un operador financiero estructura del cÁrtel de sinaloa.seguridad y que se respete la integridad de las personas. que se acabe con impunidad que las instituciones y los cuerpos de seguridad sean honestos y eficaces y que nunca traicionen la confianza ciudadana. >> luego de la captura de joaquÍn el chapoguzmÁn ismael quedÓ al frente del cÁrtel de sinaloa. se dijo que el mayo era el Único que podÍa tener la uniÓn del grupo criminal habÍa mÁs de un integrante que querÍa tomar las riendas del cartel. >> quien entrarÍa arreglar las cosas. como vemos hay muchos personajes todavÍa... >> funcionario de la procuradurÍa gral. de la repÚblica revelaron que un grupo de Élite de la marina realizÓ el operativo y fueron detenidos varios sujetos al parecer escoltas del mayito. >> seÑalan se encontraba el mayito gordo quien controlaba la operaciÓn y trÁfico de la droga ademÁs de los dineros del cÁrtel de sinaloa. al igual que su hermano serafÍn detenido por agentes de la dea gustaba de ostentar su poder en las redes sociales. >> se comunicaba con su hermano

la sociedad le agradecio al cartel de cali.rno polÍticos para que sus dedos a la justicia la pagarÁn en colombia. dejarÍa narcotrÁfico y llegalizarÍan sus compa{ias. >> yo heredÉ los problemas, los tiros, la extradiciÓn, la cÁrcel. no heredÉ sino problemas >> viviÓ bien? >> claro! claro! vivÍ con opulencia... con los beneficios de ser el hijo de miguel rodrÍguez. >> ser hijo le permitiÓ ser el intermediario entre polÍticos y criminales buscando beneficios legales. >> quiÉnes eran los polÍticos de pablo? >> los mismos. >> conoce algÚn vÍnculo de uribe con el cartel? >> la respuesta se la tenemos maÑana. >> tenemos mÁs informaciÓn pero antes un adelante de la acciÓn deportiva. >> carlitos vete un triplete con la real sociedad y la tenemos es que mÁs vale cambio... úpx >>el nÚmero de adultos favorezcan a su nivel mÁs bajo de acuerdo a los centros para el control y la prevenciÓn enfermedades. 2005 habÍa un 21% de fumadores y para el aÑo 2013 se reportÓ un 18% de fumadores en el paÍs. >> por fin finde semana y veamos cÓmo estÁn l

this is the headquarters of one of mexico's most violent cartels - the zetas ... we've come to meet raymundo ramos, he runs one of the few human rights groups remaining in tamaulipas. in most of the cases of disappearances that have been brought to raymundo, families believe it's not cartels that are responsible... ...but the government's own security forces. oralia last saw her husband here in their home - it was around 1am and they were sleeping. the marines told oralia and her husband they were misinformed and left. but a few minutes later, they came back. when she went outside, neighbors told her that they'd seen the marines put her husband in their car and drive off. she got in her car and followed the convoy and finally she arrived here, a motel in downtown nuevo laredo this is footage shot by local journalists that night - oralia can be seen with her children as well as relatives and friends of other men that had been detained during the same operation. masked men in uniforms that say Ômarina' - navy, in spanish - stand watch outside oralia's son told her t

Álvaro uribe con el cartel de medellÍn?ir algÚn otro nombre que estuvo involucrado con su padre o su tÍo, por quÉ guardar nombres? >> puedo dar nombres y que no pase nada porque ha pasado asÍ con los que he denunciado. >> ustedes no se retiren, que regresamos con mucha mÁs informaciÓn. >> bueno,la lluvia ha pasado pero ha iniciado un descenso en la temperatura. asÍ que vamos inmediato con eduardo rodrÍguez nuestro meteorÓlogo certificado. >> buena noche julio, y amigos. efectivamente la lluvia se ha ido moviendo lentamente hacia el nordeste. todavÍa hay unos cuantos sectores donde estÁn llevando, al norte de new jersey, pennsylvania y pudiera todavÍa haber unos copos de nieve en la propia ciudad de filadelfia. y alguna llovizna las prÓximas horas hablamos del erario de la madrugada, pero las demÁs áreas ha estado nublado en el aeropuerto. la zona frontal ha llegado al sur de la florida, que por segunda vez este aÑo refrecas con temperaturas. uno de los asuntos que hemos tenido fueron los 50 de temperatura antes de llegar la

imagine taking that money away from cartels. you will weaken the capacities.they're not going to be able to buy the weapons that they buy in the united states and bring them to mexico to kill kids on the street. they are not going to be able to bribe institutions and police corps and even army in mexico. so, everything will change. >> saturday on tech know. a brutal killing. a thorough investigation. >> we're pushing the envelope. >> but this is no ordinary c.s.i. >> what went on right before that animal died? >> hunting the hunter. >> we're gonna take down the bad guys. >> solving the crime. >> we can save species. >> tech know's team of experts show you how the miracles of science. >> this is my selfie, what can you tell me about my future? >> can affect and surprise us. >> don't try this at home. >> tech know, where technology meets humanity. saturday at 7:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> we set out to the mountainous region of sinoloa state to assess the impact on the underground drug market of cannabis legalization in the u.s. home of the sinolo

how is the mayor and his wife connected to the cartels?ected because her brothers were at the very top of the cartel. with a lot of power. the power couple's throne came tumbling down when they became suspects in the disappearance of 43 students from a teacher's college who arrived on september 26th. informants very nonchalantly observe their surroundings, and tip off their bosses about what's going on. the mayor reportedly had cartel members on his payroll who after being arrested told authorities that the mayor paid them tens of thousands of dollars to be at his disposal. on september 26th, police officers reported to local authorities the students' arrival in four buses according to officials. their arrival raised eyebrows. the mayor's wife was scheduled to deliver a speech outdoors. the concern, this would be the backdrop. the aftermath of last year's destructive protest held in part by the students from the teachers college. the word spread quickly. and internal radio message ordering police to stop or confront the students. the offic

a cartel before he became president. they did distort -- horrendous -- they did a horrendous massacre. it was a party that people voted in because they thought that he could deal with the violence and he has been unable to do so. and bringing municipal federal -- municipal police under federal control would make little difference. the resounding memory of the drug war is basically shooting a bunch of people who worked for the cartels. >> really a deep sense of mistrust between the mexican people and the government. how much of a crisis does that represent to and regret pena nieto -- to enrique pena nieto? >> this is where i wonder whether news tackles and the holidays might get in the way. there have been outrageous reports over the migrants killed , 17 schoolchildren, the killing of an entire football team in corner vodka -- an entire football team. these have not really changed policy. we will have to wait and see whether the public outrage will last beyond christmas and into the new year. this is in people's hands at

widespread corruption and drug cartel-related violence.any people feel that the government cannot protect them. >> these mexicans have taken the law into their own hands. they say they cannot rely on the police to defend their communities against drug gangs. >> they were kidnapping -- there were kidnappings daily. normal people were being killed. quest this is a small town you're the resort of acapulco. a photojournalist, she wants to show us how the cartels are undermining law and order in the whole region. then there is commotion. gangs are reported nearby, and the vigilantes set off. >> it is not safe to go alone. there could be clashes. it is better to wait here. >> just a few days earlier, he found himself in the crossfire. [gunfire] his colleague was shot and bled to death on the seat of the car that we are using today. death is constantly on his mind. the stranglehold of the cartels has change the face of a couple go. the resort was once a paradise, but not thousands of tourists have canceled trips, because every day the city is the

that i did not set out to write about the cartel's i was already writing the book my father died in a very unexpected and violent way not to give away but so nine months before that happened he was kidnapped by the drug cartel in that kind into his community but i feel very fortunate to spend time in the area with just the community before the cartel and after. it was heartbreaking to see and it silenced the community with a closed shop before the sun went down they would go home and stay put. so many locals started to join the cartel also was difficult to know who you could trust and it was a tight knit community going back generations. it was sad to see half of the cartel's it was like the mob to come in to eat at the fibers and that was heartbreaking to witness. >> just a reminder these authors will be in the book tent 15 minutes after every book sale that you make part of the proceeds goes to the texas book festival and helps to keep the festival going. >> chris asking about the truth and reconciliation commission i had the privilege to attend three sessions with an auditorium fil

. >> william rodriguez abadÍa habla sobre la relaciÓn del cartel con polÍticos. >> reaccionÓ desmintiendosu suposición de que la fiscal del distrito no solicitÓ ningÚn reporte tÉcnico. . a travÉs de esta red social grÁfica seÑalÓ que la superintendencia de bancos no le habÍa pedido informe sobre el caso de este banco. otro twitter dice: en encargado de comunicaciones seÑalÓ que la fiscalÍa estÁ recibiendo querellas desde hace tres meses por lo que me entiende porque la fiscalÍa no ha actuado. >> la fiscalÍa pudo ver a todo hace tres meses y como se ordenÓ el de 19 del mes de noviembre la disoluciÓn del banco, el informe que la superintendencia deberÁ ofrecer sobre su situaciÓn no estarÁ listo hasta dentro de tres o cuatro semanas. >> interpuesto por luis rios denuncio que lo intentaron secuestrar. esta es apresada por el prÓximo martes a fin de que las partes sean notificadas. esta toda la informaciÓn que tengo. >> el gobierno venezolano admite que hay 35 muertos... en la carcel de uribana. muchos niegan a aceptar esta version. familiares de los reclusos pernoctan por informacion. >> y ac

him the confrontation here was with another cartel.eader thought he was defending his territory from an enemy but instead it was students in the cross hairs. rosa flores cnn. >> thousands of people have been protesting in mexico over those missing students. we even saw people burning down government buildings. a lot of anger over that issue. okay. well opposition anger over the government of south africa's president erupted in parliament over there. a lawmaker from a radical left wing party called jacob zuma a criminal and when riot police tried to remove her they got into a scuffle with lawmakers. >> you have repeatedly on numerous occasions said that the president is a thief and that's what we're asking you to withdraw. >> sir i have stated that i'm not going to withdraw. he is the greatest thief in the world cht he is the greatest thief in the world. >> can we assist the member to get out of the house please. >> tense moments there in south africa's parliament. the clashes came after he was cleared of wrong doing after accusations t

bajo el control del cartel.hijo del narco estaba en la lista de los mÁs buscados. ofrecÍan 30 millones de pesos, poco mÁs de 2 millones de dÓlares, y el gobierno de estados unidos 5 millones de dÓlares. >>> hay que recordar que es una de las cabezas tras captura del joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn. el reporte, regreso contigo. >>> gracias agustÍn. y hablando del cartel de sinaloa, hay una nueva controversia, en torno a su ex lÍder, el joaquin "el chapo" guzmÁn, es que un tribunal le concediÓ un amparo dejando sin efecto una orden sin efecto, hablÓ de irregularides en su captura. como recordarÁn, ahora un juez deberÁ revisar las pruebas y dictar una nueva orden de prisiÓn o libertad. >>> ellos argumentan que cuando lo detuvieron no habÍa una orden de cateo para buscarlo en el domicilio. el seÑor guzmÁn no sera puesto en libertad. >>> el joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn tiene 4 procesos, pero en esta revisiÓn del caso lo que se trata de determinar si violaron sus derechos durante el arresto como alegan abogados. hay expectativ

mechanism kahn drug cartels murdered more than 16,000 people in 2013. and that's according to mex kahns the violence in mexico continues unabated in part because of government corruption there and the insatiable appetite for illicit drugs on this side of the border. joining us from san diego california, is david shirk, a global fellow, an associate professor of political science and international relations at the university of san diego and the director of the justice for mexico project. david good to have you back on the show. when we think about terrorism and depravity we think about i.s.i.l. and al qaeda. but the truth is there is outrageous terror on our border. hundreds of people have been killed in mexico and the cartel induced violence have killed hundreds over the years. that should be more of a concern for the u.s. than some of these hot spots around the world, do you agree? >> mexico is incredibly important to the united states. most people don't realize it but it's the number 1 place for exports, number 1 place that americans travel o, half t

he may have links to ruthless drug cartels.that straight ahead. >>> also, russia's economy quickly deteriorating, but the military there ramping up. how are the two connected? we'll talk to an expert about that, straight ahead. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night,nd. and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24, a circadian rhythm disorder that affects up to 70 percent of people who are totally blind. talk to your doctor about your symptoms and learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. don't let non-24 get in the way of your pursuit of happiness. >>> an ex-mayor has been implicated in the possible disappearance and massacre of 43 students in mexico. the charges include attempted murder and cnn has learned he's also accused of having drug cartel members of his payroll. >> reporter: in iguala city they are dubbed the couple for their influence in cartel territory. the power couple's throne came tumbling down when they became suspects in the disappearance of 43 students from a teacher's college wh

there are these 43 young people that are not only arrests but handled publicly handed to the drug cartels. so it was like a cascade of probables and then to quote one of the to quote a slogan in yesterday's demonstration, is you messed with the wrong generation. that is in point, where it stays it is a young generation, there are students young people, the ones that they are keeping alive at protests at this point. >> the size of the demonstrations has been growing, has it forced the government to behave to respond in a way that's different from other cases. >> is at this point, yes. the arrest of these two persons is a case in point, because 1st the case was made by local can and state authorities the federation picks up the case about five or six days later because of the problems with the jurisdictions and then ever sin then they have been trying to reconstruct the whole problem. so the arrest of the mayor and his wife, at this point, is the biggest advances, they believe they hope, that they will be able to aid -- find the young people, they hope they are still alive, they are praying

the 12-member oil cartel will retain production at 30 million-barrels a day.d is consuming record amounts of oil nearly 90 million-barrels a day. there is more than enough to meet demands keeping the prices low. even more to be added as shale oil production increases in the united states. it's taken over saudi arabia and russia to become the biggest oil did & gas produce never the world. jonah hull reports. >> reporter: not all of opec's 12 members can afford to see oil prices fall for long. but with deeper park nets an increasingly competitive marketplace, saudi arabia holds sway here. it and the other gulf producers said no change. >> in the interest of restoring market equilibrium, the conference decided to maintain the production level of 30 million-barrels a day as was agreed in december 2011. >> reporter: before the meeting, some members were hopeful, like iran, shackled by international sanctions over its nuclear program. >> a am not sure in this meet buggy am sure that we will do, because opec, as i said, have faced many problem like it before and has

the wife is supposed to be the leader of the cartel from guererro. the mayor and his wife were arrested this week in mexico city. they have been on the run since september. prosecutors say the pair ordered the local police chief to stop the students from protesting a speech she made. officers opened fire on their convoy of buses and handed the survivors over to cartel members. he says he lost faith in the mexican government and he is worried for his own safety because he knows the cartel has their hands in everything. >> as a father he has to speak out. in san jose, abc7 news. >> a college student from the bay area has died after falling five stories from an apartment building. 19-year-old melissa from santa clara was a sophomore at san diego state university. she was up on the roof of an apartment building with a friend when she fell before 4:00 this morning. the two had been drinking and they believe it was an accident. >>> a kidnapping suspect is in jail in utah after a young girl's step dad chased him away. >> there was a man in my home. he took

how do drug cartels gain such a stronghold on a mexican government? and america is now officially ebola-free. good thing we didn't freak out about all of that. >> ebola or isis or ebola on the backs of isis could come through our border? >> "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. the national guard is officially on standby in anticipation of the grand jury's decision of whether or not to indict wilson who came earlier today at a rather stunning press conference called by missouri governor. has continued to be part of our available when we determined it is necessary to support local law enforcement, quite simply, we must and will be fully prepared. >> in flanked by top regional police officers will not be toll rated. in immediately following michael brown's death, marred by sensely eless acts of violence and destruction. vandals smashed the windows of small businesses. set fire to stores. endangered citizens exercising their first amendmented rights. >> their ugliness. >> over the past several weeks, speculation has been rampant that

him the confrontation here was with another cartel.eader thought he was defending his territory from an enemy but instead it was students in the crosshairs. >> rosa flores joins me live from mexico. how are these protesters? a how are they reacting to news of the charges? >> reporter: it might surprise some people, brooke, but i talked to one of the spokespersons for one particular group because there are several and they say that this does not impact what they're doing on the ground at all. all they're asking federal authorities is for the mayor and his wife to be questioned and for them to divulge information so the students can be found. >> let's stay on the story. i appreciate it. >>> coming up, when the grand jury decides whether to indict that officer who killed unarmed teenager michael brown. one group will be the ones to find out before anyone else. >>> not just a little earlier than we in the media but up to 24-hours advance notice. who that group is may surprise you. the answer is next. this season, celebrate what's new, with

the wife is supposed to be the leader of the cartel from guererro. the mayor and his wife were arrested this week in mexico city. they have been on the run since september. prosecutors say the pair ordered the local police chief to stop the students from protesting a speech she made. officers opened fire their convoy of buses and handed the survivors over to cartel members. he says he lost faith in the mexican gernment and he is worried for his own safety because he knows the cartel has their hands in everything. >> as a father he has to speak out. in san jose, abc7 news. >> a college student from the bay area has died after falling five stories from an apartment building. 19-year-old melissa from santa clara was a sophomore at san diego state university. she was up on the roof of an apartment building with a friend when she fell before 4:00 this morning. the two had been drinking and they believe it was an accident. >>> a kidnapping suspect is in jail in uh after a young girl's step dad chased him away. >> there was a man in my home. he took my year

the wife is supposed to be the leader of the cartel from guererro. the mayor and his wife were arrested this week in mexico city. they have been on the run since september. prosecutors say the pair ordered the local police chief to stop the students from protesting a speech she made. officers opened fire on their convoy of buses and handed the survivors over to cartel members. he says he lost faith in the mexican government and he is worried for his own safety because he knows the cartel has their hands in everything. >> as a father he has to speak out. in san jose, abc7 news. >> a college student from the bay area has died after falling five stories from an apartment building. 19-year-old melissa from santa clara was a sophomore at san diego state university. she was up on the roof of an apartment building with a friend when she fell before 4:00 this morning. the two had been drinking and they believe it was an accident. >>> a kidnapping suspect is in jail in utah after a young girl's step dad chased him away. >> there was a man in my home. he took

cartels in the world that has caused the deaths of thousands of people. don't prosecute. we have them dead to rights. we don't say that you can't do business anymore. we take no serious sanctions, just one of these silly fines again. standard chartered, one of the, again one of the largest banks in the world, not only evaded sanctions on funding terrorist groups and nations that we say are funding terror, but actually had training manuals on how to deceive the united states regulators. so these are banks doing things that used to be in those really bad novels that you would read at an airport when you had only 10% of your brain functioning, right, about bankers, these awful conspiracies and they're funding terrorists and such. well, they actually are. it's the modern reality. >> what does it say about our financial capitalism? >> well, there's no threat to capitalism like capitalists. they are destroying the underpinnings./$px and when dishonest people gain a competitive advantage in markets, it creates something that in economics and criminology we call

and this chilling fact, over the past six years during the drug cartel woars, more than 100,000 people have been killed in mexico. >>> terry, thank you. >>> a flight attendant for southwest airlines has been killed and her bay area boyfriend is accused of the crime. police say joseph carr stabbed his girlfriend to death at her family's home in austin, texas, carr and the victim, kelly turner, were in texas on their first visit to meet her family. neighbors heard her screaming and saw carr with a knife. he was later found after a manhunt. he runs a shop that produces handmade swords, knives and other weapons. >>> at this late hour, crews are working on a water main break. it was a frustrating sight watching all the water go down the drain in the middle of our drought. now fire crews responded at the village estates in san jose. water pooled in the middle of the intersection as crews searched for the leak. no cause has been yet determined but authorities believe it is simply an old pipe. about 90,000 gallons of water was lost. >>> well, as you know voting more than 24 hours ago, we still

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del cÁrtel mexicano se declarÓ inocente en una corte federal en washington.esa pero no realizÓ para capturar a narcotraficantes y no mÉdicos, y entrenadores de la liga mexicana en ffl. >> a los equipos de la liga nacional de fÚtbol americano se encontraron con una sorpresa sin precedentes. la visita del agente federal tratando de encontrar medicinas administradas ilegalmente. el operativo incluyÓ a los de san francisco. dijo que la acciÓn fue parte de una investigaciÓn sobre potenciales violaciones a la ley de sustancias controladas. >> representantes dicen que nunca llevan sustancias prohibidas. los agentes no encontraron nada. >> por quÉ lo estÁn haciendo? el aÑo pasado mÁs de 1200 ex jugadores profesionales elevaron una demanda contra la liga nacional alegando que para que sigan jugando los mÉdicos estaban grandes cantidades de medicinas para el dolor y en algunos casos causando daÑos irreparables a la salud, en otras adicciones. >> algunos de los ex jugadores dicen que nunca sabÍan quÉ pastillas les estaban dando. tus aunque la acciÓn haya tomado los equi

could it be the cartel? or did the killer know the mcstays? you took a polygraph test. what did it show? >> i don't know. >> you passed the polygraph. >> apparently. i haven't -- after i took the polygraph test, law enforcement has not contacted me at all since. so i kind of simply assumed, well, apparently that resolved any issues that they may be looking at with me. >> did detectives ask you if you killed joseph mcstay and his family? >> i don't recall them asking me that. >> nothing that direct? >> hmm? >> not that directly? >> no, i don't recall them being that direct. >> early on, detectives in san diego, who first handled the case, began to believe the family had run away to mexico. they noticed someone had searched for information about passports and mexico on the family's home computer. and they also discovered this, surveillance video at the border showing a family of four crossing from california into mexico. family members weren't convinced it was them. another clue, the family may have gone to mexico, their trooper was found parked steps from the border at a

segÚn Él de la vida de un jefe del cartel de medellÍn. >> pablo escobar es la historia del mÁs temerarioarne propia vivÓ la traiciÓn de su tÍo roberto. >> 21 aÑos sin hablarme con Él. ni con mi familia. paterna. >> muestra detalles, fotos, cartas del jefe del cartel de medellÍn que tenía dos personalidades. >> extrema a generosidad. no limpia su maldad. pero tambiÉn va de la mano con que la violencia que le ejercÍa tambiÉn generaba muchos gastos. >> del dinero asegurÓ que era tal la fortuna gs >> mi papÁ cuánto dinero tuviste? me dijo, lleguÉ tener tanto que perdÍ la cuenta. >> originÓ la lista que aparecÍa como un nfe rico del planeta. >> nunca en la vida recibiÓ un emisario a revisar las cuentas. no los hubiera recibido. >> o aquel que iba a pagar la deuda externa de colombia. >> no tenÍamos el dinero, ni la intenciÓn de hacerlo. es una rispa del paÍs. - es una responsabilidad del paÍs. lo que ellos ofrecieron fue en aquella Época desmontar la totalidad del negocio del narcotrÁfico. lamentablemente se desperdiciÓ la Única oportunidad que tuvo colombia de verdaderamente desmontar en su

prosecutors say, surprise, surprise, the mayor had ties to the cartel.artel's members claim to have carried out a string of murders and kidnappings in the town since the mayor was elected. the mayor and his wife were arrested last week. this picture tells the story. thousands demonstrating for weeks and you can see a crowd flipping over a car, people set fire to government buildings. this is a state building. this is another state building here. you can see three cars back there in the back, burning in front of that building. a concrete building. and these are relatives of some of those students. they've gone to the acapulco airport and they're holding up pictures of their loved ones, wondering if there will ever be justice. casey stiegal has been following this from our dallas newsroom. what else wereuj5p learning abt the students. >> frankly, some very disturbing information about a potential crime scene because one of the suspects, not the mayor or his wife that you mentioned, someone much lower on the totem pole, reportly bragged to police how all 4

de liderazgo en el cartel de sinaloa luego de que su padre obtuviera liderazgo de la organizaciÓn. >atÓlicos en el siglo xx. >> se acerca la fecha de inscripciÓn para obtener un seguro de salud a travÉs del cover california. la comunidad latina representa un 28% de quienes se han inscrito. >> le damos la bienvenida a marÍa reyes, por quÉ es importante que la familia cena un seguro mÉdico? >> gracias por la oportunidad estar aquÍ. bÁsicamente el acto de propensiÓn al paciente y exceso de cuidado de salud asequible promueve que las personas tengan acceso a servicios de prevenciÓn, al igual que tratamiento en aquellos casos de las personas que tienen una condiciÓn mÉdica. el propÓsito es que tengamos una poblaciÓn mÁs corto y a largo plazo, por eso es importante que las familias toman ventaja del nuevo perÍodo de inscripciÓn. >> cuando empieza este nuevo ciclo para escribir la cover california y medical? >> el nuevo perÍodo de inscripciÓn empieza este sÁbado 15 de noviembre y termina el 15 de febrero, las personas tienen cuatro meses para inscribirse, sin embargo queremos promover que l

asked a federal policeman on duty if he heard the same stories, that this had been a place where cartels buried their victims? >: >> reporter: police will not let us go further beyond this point. some of the graves here outside of iguala are 2km up this road. locals tell us that at any time of day or night for years. they'd see cars go up the hill full. but when they came down, they were pretty much empty. this man lived here for nearly three decades and he sleeps on a dirt floor. he would rather be poor than join the gangs. >>: >> reporter: three of his nephews has been missing for years. he often writes poetry to deal with the pain of living amongst so much death. his latest poems are in honour of the 43 missing students. >>: >> reporter: a student's fate is unknown. this man, living close to death, can only imagine the worse. >>> just days out from the u.s. midterm elections, and one of the tightest battles for control of the senate is waged in the state of north carolina. democrats are trying to hold on to one of six seats that the republicans are trying to win, so they gain control